<h3>a) Never</h3>
{All angles of a rectangle are right}
<h3>b) Always</h3>
{all sides of a rhombus are the same, 4×13=52}
<h3>c) Always</h3>
{oposite angles of a paralleogram are congruent}
<h3>d) Never</h3>
{parallel sides has the same slope}
<h3>e) Always</h3>
{square has all sides of the same length, so it is rhombus}
<h3>f) Sometimes</h3>
{Only if it has angles of 90°}
The answer is A they can only be in different orders
The answer is C because if you substitute in X-6 for the y in the first equation (since X-6 is also equal to y), you get 2x=16 which means x=8. There is only one option where 8 is equal to X, but just to check you can substitute it back into either of the original equations to make sure that y=2.
Answer:
No, but all parallelograms are quadrilaterals.
Step-by-step explanation:
Take a trapezoid, for example. A trapezoid is a quadrilateral because it has 4 sides, but it does not contain 2 sets of parallel sides thus making it not a parallelogram.
